India changes a lot from one town to the next. This tag brings together reporting, guides and opinions that show those differences — local festivals, food, wildlife moves, civic issues and regional politics. If you want to understand India by its states, cities and communities, this is the place to start.
Expect a mix of practical how-tos and on-the-ground stories. Looking to visit Mumbai during Ganesh Chaturthi? We have a clear breakdown of Lalbaugcha Raja darshan options, online streams, VIP tiers and prasad delivery. Curious about wildlife policy and conservation? Read coverage on the Supreme Court nod to bring African cheetahs to Kuno-Palpur in Madhya Pradesh. Want food that ties to place? Find posts on popular Indian snacks and the best dishes across regions so you can taste your way through local flavors.
We collect posts that highlight regional life and decisions that affect people locally. That includes:
If you plan to travel or attend an event, open the event or travel posts first for dates, timings and practical tips. For public-interest issues — like sanitation or wildlife relocation — read the explainer posts to understand who’s affected and what local steps are being taken. For food and culture, pick pieces that list dishes or neighborhoods to visit; they’ll help you plan meals and routes that match local tastes.
We also include opinion and debate pieces that show how different regions view national figures, policies and projects. That context matters when you want to see how a policy announced in Delhi hits the ground in Bengaluru, Lucknow or a small town in Rajasthan.
Want something quick? Look for short guides and checklists in each post — things like entry queues, ticket types, required documents or recommended stalls. Want depth? Read the features and on-the-ground reports that include voices from residents, organizers and officials.
Tell us which region you care about. Use the tag to follow local stories, learn practical tips before you travel or attend, and get a clearer picture of how India's regions shape the national story. Follow the posts here to keep up with events, food, policy and culture across the country.
Well, well, well! The question of having a Supreme Court Bench in South India is as spicy as a bowl of sizzling hot sambar! So, let me serve it to you on a platter of words. Why not? I reckon, it's like adding an extra dosa to your plate, adding convenience for the litigants from the South. Plus, isn't it about time we spread the judicial love across the country, rather than hoarding it all in the North? Like a perfectly balanced biryani, it could lead to a more equitable distribution of justice. And who knows, the judges might just develop a taste for filter coffee!